earlier i spoke to karen can i saw austria's former minister of foreign affairs she said that under biden ties with europe won't be a u.s. priority personally i don't see the european union issues being top on their chanda we might believe that we are so important that washing wakes up in the morning and now care is 1st and foremost about how to repair the alliance how to get back to better relations with the various e.u. member states no i think they are 1st and foremost foreign policy a chanda will be the people's republic of china and how to handle all the open issues with them but personally i would share the position by a former president of the you being commissioned jocular do you think it's going to change because although he can't change a lot and there certainly can't stand. factors there that will continue one of them is the trade deficit and the other one is the trade dispute and of course the burden sharing within the alliance. of course will be steering across latest developments in the united states as things stand though 2 days after media projections put joe biden over th

now we're going to crow live to karen can use of her as former minister of foreign affairs now karen i want to ask you just 1st off what's your initial reaction to all these reports of the shooting. well 1st of all. and proceed to all the families it's shock i mean when i go to find out what text messages from different brand. new martin i want to go. it's a it's a shock about what is going on because we don't yet know what's followed tonight and what exactly it's all about what my 1st impression is it's not cooperation and it looks more like an orchestrated i would say on the group it's karma rather well prepared operation even still. when you need my close you locked down people are not fools to be in the street after 8 o'clock anymore but it seems to be orchestrated i want to also ask you your local media so claiming the shooting happened near a synagogue now let's look back at what's been happening over the past couple of days and weeks we've seen for example how a knee on that was a shooting attack on a greek orthodox priest we also saw those washed in the basilica. nice being a

so boeing and other contractors can get their payments, they better keep the government open so karen can. it's just a big priority and everybody needs to speak out and really make this clear. we cannot afford to wait unfortunately on this issue for ou new president and new congress because those bills are going to get due. we need those unemployment checks to not have any kind of pause or break in the action. >> karen, i just want to give you the opportunity to tell folks exactly what kind of work you're looking for in this time period so that if there are individuals out there who feel like they can actually provide you with a job, they could reach out to you. they could in fact reach out to me and i can put them in touch with you to try to help you get employment during this really difficult time. >> my last job was working for the united states department of education in data compliance. i worked in assessment, in institutional research. my primary work is with data analytics and making recommendations based on that. and at the education sector but also in other public areas. i have g

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still leading in the state of north carolina but the margins are reserved thin the states being karen says you can see here in yellow and this means that biden has 264 electoral college votes trump has 214 the number so hits as ever is 270 well biden as we were saying has just passed donald trump in pennsylvania as you can see yours no 5594 votes ahead of donald trump and the decision there could come in the next few hours spot that state is still charan singh ballots the remaining ballots are mostly mail in votes coming from democratic leaning cities like philadelphia pittsburgh and the suburbs bitin is still leading in georgia but look at that number he's ahead by just over a 1000 votes and if you see the numbers of course that have been cast around about 5000000 mark that is a very slim margin in deeds and again the bulk of the remaining to be counted or mail in ballots from democratic regions remember this is a state that has voted republican for the last 6 elections we're going to break this down with our correspondents there following developments across the united states our team this hour

and you know, with you, karen, you can dictate, you know, mineral rights, resource rights, passports, all kinds of things in the philippines. you know, they are not as there are, you know, the story of the philippines. you guys kind of got trumped before everybody else. ok. yes. you're facing prison in quite serious charges, least 80 years. why do you care so much? because then when it be easier to just go somewhere else, i mean i could toss in question at you why you became a whistleblower right? because this is the time that matters. because if i didn't stand up for the standards and ethics, the mission of journalism, when it matters, then everything else i did beforehand doesn't matter. and then i'm not who i am. defining who you are. i hate this time period. i hate that the baton was passed to me now, but that's why it matters. how do we get civic engagement when people don't know the facts? i don't think we can. it's kind of like what we're doing right now. we're sitting on a stage. we're having a discussion, there is an audience they know that we're talking. and if i say somethi

that we are trying to set up a settlement or camp, someplac wre people can go so we can give them immediate assistance. karen have the latest on what is happening on the ground. >> forces have been able to make victories in eastern and western ti and are advancing. yesterday, they said there were ethiopia denied this in abut statement, and said it is making precision strikes and there have been no civilian casualties. eewe canhousands of people fleeing the conflict. those fleeing and arriving into dan are terrifd. ethiopia seems very keen to control the narrative of the conflict. it has started a twitter feed. it is difficult to cooperate the independence of the information. in tigray, officials have made use of the state tv, not so much with f updates from thnt line, but rhetoric on the potential impact of the crisis, and also to issue threats. it doesn't seemhat there will be anything to focus on the humanitarian aspect of it, or it will just cover it up. st of what we are seeing is a spiralg conflict. karen: whats about tal force, the tplf? how strong are they? of the most well-equipped. one the tplf had

do we have to wait until all these people are murdered when the sky can be stopped before murdering and get arrested for example. karen: in there because back to other issues which is one of the conditions and insights of the circumstances. one of the risks in society they can be addressed side of the law. this a hold of the conversation. ali soufan: if our leadership on the bipartisan basis do not deal with this now, unfortunately, i think it will start having roots even though it was sent to us from russia. and it was not with love. i think we need to be very careful about this. there is good people on both sides. karen: it's interesting when you talk about going forward afraid i think one of the issues of the black banners and what it means to know what happens and as you say how it happened is the accountability initially. for the use of torture and for the use of other powers that were extensive and overused for the balancing. we see no accountability for what we have gotten into. and reservation of the law. do you think that accountability question is over in terms of the war on terror. do you think there will b

karen: think people can watch in washington at the time, they probably don't remember have this completely was reoriented everything . one point bill clinton actually says evan declares the president is still relevant. gerald: also by the way along the same stretch of the year of the government. so he basically, decides that i am going to best basically by following him to the right. and he takes the democratic party with him there. it takes a while. because gingrich was a dominant force in town . in one of the anecdotes that have given in the book is during this period we discovered, we do focus groups and such. that in the fashion of the wall street journal, we have the line drawings other than pictures. if you put the name gingrich in the headlines in for a little wind drawing embedded in the story, the readership of the story immediately shut up . he was that fascinating with people of that mesmerizing breathing people who hated newt gingrich were fascinated by him. he has that. all of that power at his disposal. and to some extent he was squandered it by just basically wearing people

karen can lie, she can lie sometimes.eople get to see the passion that drive you guys as couples, good luck with it. give karena hug couples, good luck with it. give karen a hug from me when you see her. i will do, i promise. karen a hug from me when you see her. iwill do, i promise. take care, good luck. strictly is on bbc one at 7.15pm on saturday night. it is one of those shows, a lot of people loving it. it is bringing i°y- time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm victoria hollins. more than 240 knives and weapons have been taken off the streets as part of operation sceptre — a national initiatve to crack down on knife crime. this is one of the knives recovered as part of the operation, which saw officers from across the metropolitan police take part in weapon sweeps, patrols and early—morning raids. the mayor has announced a £10 million investment in green projects, which he says will support 1,000 jobs. the green new deal will support iniatives like tackling emiss

you can call her karen if you like. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i have to say, put emily back up there for a second. i love when it we meet a new character in the last season of a show, you know? [ laughter ] this is just ridiculous. i think i have a solution to make everyone happy. all right. here's the deal. president trump, we're going to let you be president again. we're going to let you stay for another term. but you have to do it in yoga pants, okay? all four years. not under the clothes, not under the suit. any time you have a meeting, you welcome the prime minister of tonga into the oval office, you do it in lululemon yoga pants. if we ever catch you not wearing them, you have to leave. think about it, you have an hour to respond. boy would i love to be a fly in trump's dipping sauce right now. what is going on in that white house? hi, dad? it's jared. ivanka's husband. you put me in charge of peace in the middle east? anyway, the kids are wondering about where they're going to go to school next semester. you think we'll be here or back in new york? then he gets hit with a can

karen: the term ascertainment comes from the statute itself. it can be thought of of the winner of the race is the president-elect. what the trump administration is doing is using that as precedent, saying that remember in 2000, the year of the hanging chad in florida, because there was a recount under a great deal of controversy, what was not clear was who the president-elect was going to be. the clinton administration decided to not recognize the w bush folks as having won the presidency. they have been steps updated since then. but having said that, it is the case that bill clinton within two weeks opened up to george w. bush and allowed the people to look at some classified briefings so they were not coming in completely cold. no one has done the same thing for the biden transition team. host: what did we learn from the 2000 and 2001 experience with bush winning the presidency, his transition delayed by five weeks. does that affect the appointment of the 4000 appointed positions? karen: yes it did. especially those that had to be senate confirmed.

click or call today. >>> they measure times of unit of pain after karen duenas was murdered. >> the best way i can explain my mom is she was pure of heart is the best way to say it. >> the whole big family, karen's family as well as mark's, parents, brothers, sisters, gathered to support each other and mourn and struggle with the question that hung in the air. who did this? but the word on the street was there was no question at all. >> we immediately heard rumors, outlandish rumors. i don't know where you're getting this. >> the boys heard them, too. rumors the detectives knew the killer was mark, to which the family said -- >> it's ridiculous. i know there's no way possible he could have done it. >> my parents were best friends from as long as i could remember. >> but if that was true, then why would detectives be so suspicious of a man married to his high school sweetheart for almost 33 years, a man without so much as a traffic ticket on his record, let alone a violent act? well, it's true that when wives are murdered, husbands are frequently implicated and mark did discover the body. but there

can this be? >> the haves and have-nots kudos to karen and tim target numbers were extraordinary. it should come as no surprise. that's a name we have talked about. if you love walmart at their valuation, you have to love target at theirs walmart quarter i thought was very good. there are a lot of good individual stories, but i don't think it speaks to the economy per se there are names we also mention that seem to be topping out. the price action in restoration hardware, william sonoma and we don't need to go down the road of what they sell. those stocks popped out a couple of weeks ago that's concerning. do you want to play at the $100 earnings table, gap earnings on the 24th and macy's tomorrow i would submit that macy's could trade up to the june high. squeeze out all of the shorts and then you sell again. >> karen, what do you make of the retail t.j., the home goods business makes complete sense of people spending on throw pillows and if you are blankets, but the dividend is really interesting >> it is interesting to me guy just talked about macy's they don't have the balance

. >> karen smith is a single mother, she is in florida and right now doesn't know if she can pay her course, karen, you are a mom, you know, you've got a boy at home who is relying on you and i'm just -- i'm so sorry and i'm grateful that you are here to share what you're going through because you were getting by, you had a good job making $96,000 a year at the u.s. department of education. >> i did. >> what do you do each day now to make sure that your boy has three meals a day and that he's got a roof over his head? >> luckily florida's unemployment is so low that we qualify for food stamps, so i can feed the 14-year-old growing boy. we stopped going to food banks because they're closing and they're far now and to stay open at 9:00 you have to be there at 5:00 a.m. to hope to get anything. south florida is in trouble. so i spend my time helping him with school and looking for answers to this problem and then switching gears and trying to be super professional and finding a job so that i'm not dependent on this whole system. so it's exhausting. terrifying. >> karin, you've heard som

veterans quite a thoughtful gift to be giving out >> karen, thank you so much. great to see any way we can thanks one day we do this it should be every day. >> it does not seem like enough, but it's a start as long as we're recognizing their sacrifice. >>> coming up, we've got janessa. t she'll be right back with us th the forecast. >>> a company going up in smoke has people scrambling for their thanksgiving turkey. rs clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. learn more at cosentyx.com. every time you touch a surface, bacteria is left behind. try microban 24. it kills 99.9% of bacteria and viruses initially, and keeps killing bacteria for 24 hours, even after multiple touches. try microban. so this aveeno® moistu

and you can say, i was standing out in the cold, mikan karen pence showed up -- [applause] -- and hehaven't made a decision yet, of only got one thing to ask you seriously. look them right in the eyes, someone you know, a brother, a uncle, aunt, asked them, who do you really think can bring the country back? as america is just starting to get back on her feet again, who do you think can make this better bigger and than ever before? a career politician waving the white flag uneconomic surrender or are mene, who has overseen the fastest recovery in american history? [applause] asked them that question. if they are honest with you -- ask them that question. if they are honest with you, they will go with what is right. y'all know security is the foundation of our prosperity. here in this great patriotic state, you all deserve to know that when joe biden was vice president, we saw years of reckless budget cuts in our military that hollowed out our readiness. in the last few days, democrats have been speaking openly about their plan to pass massive cuts to defense spending to pay for the b

company that has a lot of room if the ceo they are bringing around can turn things around, this is an opportunity to go much higher. >> karen, that is the point tim was making about the intersection of tech and value now she is saying that it is going to be fine >> it is last quarter the stock was 48 and they had a weak quarter. the stock was 36 maybe ten days ago. so down 25%. it has had the benefit of the bar being somewhat low, expectations, and also they were able to report a really good quarter. i agree with pete, it is cheap this is interesting and i like they have good momentum. >> let's get to peleton. that stock is dropping after its first earnings report. josh >> it is battling back it was down and now flipping into the green jeffre jeffreys says that it looks good he points out the average revenue was up 38% when i talked to brent stock was down about 5%. expectations were super high and he is right. it is up about 60% off its october low. the cfo, coo are on the call, highlighting wins including a renewal with an aerospace customer they did not name that customer, but they say it reinforces their strength with f

karen in europe. so the airlines are really doing whatever they can to make sure that they can get people back on the planes, but also for to assure that people feel safe once they're there, the body that oversees the airline industry. they are, as you said, introducing this digital health pass, which will keep all your testing and vaccine information. and as we've said, will require vaccinations for international travelers, the ones that become widely available, you know what's to become widely available. what's been the response from travelers to? well, this mounting social media campaign now to boycott is not just coming from the so-called anti vaccination movement that we've seen long before covert 19. we have a few tweets that we've been looking at. we have one from the british, the cheek travel agency, they say we have made a company decision today to not sell any quantas flies, even on a code share following their announcement of no vaccination, no flights. we've also got one from an australian columnist and t.v. contributor. she says that qantas could have gone with any number of options. rap

karen, in europe. so the airlines are really doing whatever they can to make sure that they can get people back on the planes, but also for to assure that people feel safe once they're there, the body that oversees the airline industry. they are, as you said, introducing this digital health pass, which will keep all your testing and vaccine information. and as we've said, will require vaccinations for international travelers, the ones that become widely available, you know what's to become widely available. what's been the response from travelers to? well, this mounting social media campaign now to boycott cleansers and it's not just coming from the so-called antivirus nation movement that we've seen long before covered 19. we have a few tweets that we've been looking at. we have one from the british, the cheek travel agency, they say we have made a company decision today to not sell any quantas flies, even on a code share following their announcement of no vaccination, no flights. we've also got one from an australian columnist and t.v. contributor. she says that this could have gone with any number

. >> this question can be answered by david or karen. if you look at counties in the state, there is a 49 vote difference between joe biden and donald trump, i'll be at the unofficial. what does that say to you about the process that you all are going through and having actually certified the election and checks and balances? >> we don't look at the specific context in that regard, we check the chain of custody, look at the reconciliation, determining of those provisional that ballots are our research can be counted and added to the vote total. >> dana: that was north carolina giving an update. nobody has called in north county yet, she's urging people to have patience. joe biden holds a slim lead over president trump in michigan. biden is also ahead in wisconsin. we have fox team coverage and mike tobin is and will milwaukee. >> as you know it now the trump campaign has called for a read account here in wisconsin which takes a while. the first round of canvassing has to be complete before the official count for a request goes in. that d

they're all great burns the quality of the burns is not what this is about this is karen chee she's 4'11", but turns out she canaid i thought it was nice, she said, "if you like it so much, why did you cut the sleeves off? >> seth: good one, chee. >> well, guess what, karen you went to harvard and i went to manhattan college, and we have the same job. now who makes bad decisions? >> seth: i mean, she got the job like right out at that college though >> bryan donaldson shown here in a screen grab from "to catch a predator" said, "if you like it so much, why didn't you buy the rest of it?" it's the only question he's ever asked besides have you tried resetting the router mike shoemaker >> seth: oh, come on, that is not mike shoemaker >> similar vibe though similar vibe ally hord. she texted, "getting attacked is the pits." a clear reference to my visible armpit hair. >> seth: ally hord from the top rope >> be glad it was over zoom, ally, 'cause i use tom's of maine deodorant, and the way it works is, it doesn't also, if you're wondering why she's smiling in that photo, it was taken the minute she found out tom ha

the field kitchen orient help i brought it here a few years ago from karen mound down in the bay cavani i think it was in 2015 years i can stuff about it it was originally that to provide food for syrian refugees the food was prepared for the last 5 times a day so they had something warm to wait for us when the explosion happened i just post a message on my phone saying i will take this kitchen and use it here i'm. not only the kitchen zener too has been deployed in various projects as a photographer she came to document the work of the charity. but. she arrived from the black forest in a country that was sliding into chaos. xena had always longed to visit beirut even as a teenager she wanted to live there more than anywhere else in the world. to her neighborhood jim maser ones pulsated with a mixture of culture chaos and tolerance that magically drew young people from all over the worlds to beirut and. through. but for the last year all xena has been able to do is watch her dream city slowly going to the dogs. if not 3 it really makes me sad incredibly sad to see old this this is the hoss have bay bridge it's here into

karen in europe, so the airlines are really doing whatever they can to make sure that they can get people back on the planes, but also for to assure that people feel safe once they're there. and i out of the body that oversees the airline industry. they are, as you said, introducing this digital health pass, which will keep all your testing and vaccine information. and as we've said, will require vaccinations for international travelers. once that become widely available, you know what's to become widely available. what's been the response from travelers to? well, this mounting social media campaign now to boycott is not just coming from the so-called anti vaccination movement that we've seen long before covert 19. we have a few tweets that we've been looking at. we have one from the british, the cheek travel agency, they say we have made a company decision today to not sell any quantas flies even on a code share following their announcement of no vaccination, no fly. we've also got one from an australian columnist and t.v. contributor. she says that this could have gone with any number o

karen in europe. so the airlines are really doing whatever they can to make sure that they can get people back on the planes, but also for to assure that people feel safe once they had their eye on the body that oversees the airline industry. they are, as you said, introducing this digital health pass, which will keep all your testing and vaccine information. and as we've said, will require vaccinations for international travelers, the ones that become widely available, you know what's to become widely available. what's been the response from travelers to, well, this mounting social media campaign now to boycott. and it's not just coming from the so-called anti vaccination movement that we've seen long before covert 19. we have a few tweets that we've been looking at. we have one from the british, the teac travel agency, they say we have made a company decision today to not sell any quantas flies even on a code share following their announcement of no vaccination, no flight. we've also got one from an australian columnist and t.v. contributor. she says that quantas could have gone with any number of

i hope you can clarify this for me, asks karen. 0k, thank you, karen. let me start with your sons.irst week of december, if they've tested negative. once students are home, they're considered part of their home household with their parents, because there are lots of questions about this. and so your sons become part of your household. if your father is living alone and there is a capacity to happen within your bubble anyway because the bubbles still exist, the bubbles that exist within the tier system. so your father can be with you and your husband, i'm not sure whether he's clinically extremely vulnerable in that smaller group or was vulnerable and shielded because the rules of vulnerability and shielding changed when the tier system came in initially. it's felt that as long as people take extra precautions, are just careful, then they don't need to be in the shielded group any more. it's only a smaller group. so, within your complex household, you have people such as your husband and your father who are at increased risk so you can all gather together. but you obviously need to

can be swapped out for butternut squash. finally for a sweeter treat and a reason to break out the booze. >> one of our turkey talk line experts, karens her family recipe. it's candied bourbon sweet potatoes. they're delicious. >> this is great for leftover sweet potatoes. you'll need a lemon, nutmeg, and in less than an hour, your sweet potatoes will be feeling good as new. that's three easy ways to give your leftovers a lift this year. but remember, there's one golden rule when it comes to leftovers after turkey day. >> in the refrigerator, leftover turkey should be consumed within three days. if you don't consume it in three days, pop it in the freezer for longer storage. up to three months turkey can be stored in the freezer. so that gives you a little bit of time to play with. >> our thanks to nicole johnson. head to butterball.com for all of these recipes in full, plus more ideas to give your leftovers a lift this holiday season. guys. >> i like how will's already in the christmas spirit. >> he is. up to two months in the freezer there. >> that's right. >> there's also ideas for leftover stuffing, which some of us have never he

. >> can the mean reversion though happen -- continue to happen, karen, in a world in which there is no stimulus, in a world in which the economic outlook is so uncertainty even though we have this great vaccine news. we saw it in the market today and mention every monday, if you look at more recent mondays the market reaction is less and less which would imply it's already baked in >> i think for the short-term the vaccine news is baked in by got to tell you, this, blip, is really what i think of what happened today, it just shaves the tiniest bit off the november performance i always look for things to buy. so a day like today provided actually zero opportunities of things for me to buy because they just, i mean, just a tiny bit of froth came off. so i think also there's the expect -- or the hope that the biden administration will be able to get some sort of stimulus through so i think the stimulus as one of the sort of platforms of a continual rally is still there i don't know how big, we don't know what's going to happen in the senate so that is up in the air but i don't think a

get that rally, but it may be closer to christmas >> karen >> i am going in the santa camp, a few reasons why. we got a glimpse of what the markets can do on monday with the pfizer move. i think we will see additional moves like that and the stocks rally again. we have seen that where the bellwether does well and the stocks rally and then it happens again on the same news. when i think about the risk, the fed i don't think is a risk. i don't think they are changing policy at all. i think about could we have some trade issues even if we do, they won't have the same bang to the buck to the down side because there is a perception that we will likely be dealing with a new administration that doesn't concern me either i think we will have more clarity on the election. to me the biggest risk will be if we see bad data, but i don't think that will happen so i am in the santa cap >> guy, how should we think about growth to value rotation, the tech to the rest of the market rotation we saw in the last couple of days and longer for that matter and whether or not we believe in a year end market rally do we need to have the bounceback in tech in

i hope you can clarify this for mow asks karen. thank you karen.e home from university during the first week of december if they have tested negative, once students are home they are considered part of their home households, with their parents, because there are lots of questions about, this so your sons become part of your household, if your father is living alone, and there is a capacity to have him within your bubble, any way, because the bubbles still exist, the bubbles that exist within the tier system, so that exist within the tier system, so your father can be with you. and your husband, i am not sure whether he is clinically very vulnerable in that smaller group or was vulnerable and shielded because the rules on vulnerability and shielding changed when the tier system came in initially. it is felt that as long as people take extra precautions, just careful, then they don need to be in the shielded group any more, it is only a smaller group. so within your complex hold you have been such as your husband and your father who are at increased

obviously going into lockdown now, i can still continue to work, but it is going to make it hard. but karen bubble with her children is frustrated. i think it is absolutely totally nuts and wrong, to do any lockdown. polling suggest most of the public like joe lockdown. polling suggest most of the public likejoe backed the plan however reluctantly. they have to do it. we have to have a break. try and get things under control again. but the financial pain will be acute. somehow thousands an thousands of jobs have already gone, the government is racking up billions of borrowing to keep the economy afloat, extending the furlough and extending support for the self—employed. but fear is great economic damage is unavoidable. batteries run down in so many businesses, in retail, in hospitality, our aviation sector absolutely on its knees. backin absolutely on its knees. back in parliament, the prime minister doesn't have to worry about losing the vote that will make lockdown official, but he hasn't won the argument on his backbenches. how many collapsed businesses and how many collapsed businesses

can expect from the next to us of ministration i'm joined on the line live by karen klein i saw or former minister of foreign the 1st very good morning to you carol good morning it looks i mean nothing is certain in life at the moment politically politically but joe biden looks like he has a very good chance of becoming the next president of the united states will european leaders be pleased at that prospect. while. the overall bottom line our reactions that we can read is one of enthusiasm in particular in the german speaking world we have seen very little to reactions by the chairman government because the relations also between washington and early in were really at a very low point but personally i would cheer the position by a former president of the you being commissioner. you're quoted nothing is going to change because although he can't change a lot and there certainly can't stand. factors there that will continue one of them is the trade deficit and the other one is the trade this and of course the burden sharing within the alliance when you talk about it i mean donald trump was

karen in north carolina. she says no the president should not concede. caller: he should take every legal path he can take. it is so obvious they cheated, how corrupt they are. even the rallies, look at the people that were at his rally. it was joe biden beeping the horn in the parking lot. there was nobody there. they set something up, they were probably setting it up the last three years. they're going to pull him out and stick her in. like the movie "dumb and dumber." everyone sees the deterioration. host: to joe, republicans only this first hour, you say no, the president should not concede. caller: no, because this would mean donald trump would be conceding to the media and on its face we shouldn't believe anything the media tells us regarding politics because the edia is corrupt and slanted. host: to columbia, mississippi, eva says no. tell us why, eva. caller: i am 77 years old. i don't think trump should give in. when i was in high school in the late 1950's, nikita khrushchev came to the u.n. and beat his shoe on the desk and said america will fall in communist hands and we'll never file a shot, yo

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karen algis, they're up next to will be all while the algorithm sees them. but like i can unlock my phone with my face and you can access your bank account with your voice. and fingerprints are often the key information on a national id card. all of this face voice fingerprints. there are biometrics, unique algorithmic measurements of us that are revolutionizing the process of identification of biometrics a far from perfect. they convenience and seeming infallibility comes out across. most crucially, our privacy biometrics are individual, unique so much so that they've always served as a gold standard for i did the cation with really high levels of accuracy and strong security fingerprints and d.n.a. databases have been the mainstay for police investigators for decades. and across many parts of the world, people who are literally used thumbprints in place of written signature. stephanie is, has been researching the growing use of biometrics. there's also your face now which is being recorded. so that's just your facial point. that's called facial recognition technology. yo

karen hughes died. i've seen it with little mchale esteem, extremely diverse team. if you look into brood b.r.d. day, can check out our website. christmas-y. . it just make us make me happy. how diversity is as much the team knock on your heart? i haven't looked into it. as far as statistics go, i don't know their exact makeup of the team. i also know that they have, you know, they have 3 different characters, of 3 different ethnicities, different genders. and so what they're doing is they're creating the foundation for what is the future of virtual influence or injuries any given team could have 102030 diverse characters. yes, thank you, christopher. thank you, angelica figure out the guessing such a deep, deep, deep conversation about something that seems quite trivial and shall i, but lots to think about. thank you so much. i'm addressing angelica christopher, let me just leave you with one more shot of hate is to remind you at 2030. g.m.t. your beata seem to commence to up shooting. you can run james wells and join me on instagram and join time in them as well. see next time, thanks so much in ukrain

karen: autostart but talking about the book and then will turn to other things. as you know, from invitation, you can join us online and you can buy this by pushing the button to buy it. and as we are talking a man will get to your questions. look for schematic 2011, it was subtitled, the inside story of 911 and the war against al qaeda. now it focuses on something different. so much of what had been redacted and classified had to do with torture, and interviews with al qaeda and others. i want to get to derailing the war on terror. so was talk a little bit about how the war on terror was derailed and how this book came to be rated. ali: i wrote the book back in 2011, it was supposed to be a book about the recounting my own personal experience and serving the nation on the war of terrorism. wrote the book to be a publication can start a conversation. based on fact. based on all the successes that we have after 911. and also the failures. to the response to 911. the iraq war for example, tortures another example. so when i submitted the book, to the fbi for review. as anyone could expect, it was a pro

a priority for your caucus in the 117th and can we expect recommendations, for instance, from the c.b.c. on it? mr. jeffries: that's a question i think karen bass and whoever is elected as the new c.b.c. chair, it's my understanding those elections will take place in a few weeks, will discuss. the caucus has been very clear. we want to provide relief to everyday americans who are struggling with all of the pain, the suffering and the debt. and at the same time make sure that we are providing relief to those americans who have been disproportionately and adversely impacted by the covid-19 pandemic. that's the african-american community, that's the latino community. that's indian country. that's everyday americans in rural america. and those are many in the immigrant communities. so i think from the standpoint of covid-19, our immediate concern, we want to provide relief to everyone, but of course the data should drive in part where the resources go, because the covid-19 pandemic is not over for any of us until it's over for all of us. with respect to the history, we've been grappling with, and i'll yield to katherine, we've been grapping wi

karen bass could run the housing of urban development. l.a. mayor libby schaaf is being considered to lead the transportation department. looks can be receiving for you right now. it is cold out there. meteorologist kari hall is tracking the cool temperatures. you said we need to get used to them for now? >> yeah. it seemed like we didn't have a chance to adjust. we went from very warm weather and a snap and very chilly weather. take a live look outside in san jose, we are enjoying the sunshine but the temperatures are not so comfortable. we are looking at, right now, temperatures still in the low 50s in san jose. we are at 54 degrees in vallejo and oakland also. also seeing temperatures in the mid-50s near the coastline. we are only going to come up with a few more degrees from here as we reach up to 59 degrees. 60. low 60s for parts of the east bay. one of the warm spots is ukiah. the rain is set to move in late thursday into friday and see another round of rain moving in between friday night and saturday morning. it looks like the storm that comes in late on friday into saturday may bring in some slightly heavier rain so i'm w

karen, carkaren to you now. president-elect biden chekeeps talking about unity and coming together. do you think this reflect how divided this country right now and what can biden do to bring this message to life? >> the republican party is reaping what they have sew. they have cuddled the fragile ego of donald trump and let him play games with our democracy. we are in a situation where he's continuing to raise the states and live in an alternate reality and not accepting facts. joe biden and kamala harris overwhelmingly won the election. they won it in large measure by talking about unity and how you bring this country together because the majority of americans are sick and tired of the divisiveness and politics against one another, i mean you saw that clearly this is what americans voted for. a thanksgiving message from joe biden was about unity and acknowledging. we do the hard things and we have got to come back together so that we can move forward. you have donald trump again whining and complaining of no evidence and no facts pushing these theories that are inaccurate and false. it is critically important to be talking about unity and see joe biden

many people want to cheat with broccoli on the that very sprouts yeah, you know karen one thing the dieters do also that that canpact them as they say ok well all start on monday. >>i'll start my and i remember so so vividly my mom and some of her friends would talk about the fact that monday's coming we'll start our diet then. >>exactly you can't you you set as a goal of when you're going to start right, but you can't wait to get off so it's just again that vicious cycle. so if you are following a healthy plan every day and and not in this mindset of dieting it's a lot more healthier. >>yeah and the other side of that is working out and a lot of times what some people will do myself included is well i really binged on thanksgiving. so i'm going to go an extra mile or 2 today to make up for it and as in essence, you're punishing yourself. >>you are in so that's negative. yeah and exercising should be a positive experience and reinforcing all those positive feelings of more energy and less depressed they'll a lot it's a mood enhancer so you want to exercise and you don't want it to be considered a punishment also

you undermine the racist argument by karen could sizing it and sounds in a way lik - . h are you can away with that today. cultures are very different right now. see what is a different culture. david: when i 31 encountered this, this person frankly is very disgusting. and so offensive that i can't read it. and then suddenly, this guys being funny. and then i thought yes, he is disgusting, appalling. and i suddenly realized he was criticizing lincoln left and right but what happened is that david ross that was his real name, he just had a nickname. he admit lincoln back in the 50s. animals think that lincoln is sort of as you say use of that word, impersonating stephen douglas during the debate. might've actually influenced him in the way because he had never, i mean walk and never written that way before. ... ... i wouldn't by surprised he heard lincoln impersonating and maybe -- he was like two years later and that he comes out with the first sketch and the first sketch, one over first ones is petroleum visits lincoln in the white house. that direct connection from the very beginni